crime crisis, mayor adams hinting at bringing back covid mandates. there might be another time we have to. got it! it took everybody to end this football game. shout out to my teammates who are super bowl champs! let s go! steve: good morning, everybody. it s monday, february 13th, 20 journey three. it s officially the postgame show. you saw it on fox last night, one of the most thrilling super bowls in history, as the kansas city chiefs that were down by 10 at the first half came back and won 38-35, and also history, rihanna became the first pregnant women in history to ever perform at a halftime show in the super bowl. welcome to our three of fox & friends. first time a pregnant woman ever, period, did the show. it was a spectacular show. ainsley: and she just had a baby nine months ago and now she had her little baby bump and revealed it last night. it was all over social media. is she having another baby? and her publicist confirmed it after the show. ye
A.m. in atlanta, where the georgia election interference case face a major test. today the district attorney fani willis is set to lay out her sprawling racketeering case against tmp. it s the first time that any of the charges that trump has been charged with will take place. and laying out some evidence in the case, we could also hear testimony from some of the witnesses who have been subpoenaed. that includes georgis secretary of state brad raffensperger who trump pressured to find enough votes for thstate. so, look, all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have. because we won the state. a federal judge will also hear arguments from mark meadows, a codefendant and
we used tiktok on one device that has nothing else on it. it s a communication tool. so many people get their information that way. whether we like it or not, that s a tool for disseminating important information and that s how we use it. but we are always evaluating. steve: the governor of michigan defending her use of tiktok. but not her own party leaders on the democrat side or voicing leader chuck schumer considering a national ban. our next guest signed an executive order to ban tiktok in thstate of arkansas, the governor, sarah huckabee sanders joins us live from arkansas. governor, good morning to you. good morning. great to be with you. steve: have lots to talk about. first of all, she says, we only use it on the one thing, but that s a get out and disperse
That we will call for a moment. it was trying to create a federal one payer system. if we begin means testing people were carefully, we began providing assistance, but maybe not as generous and asking states to pay their fair share. we began to move towards perhaps 50 million people who will have to change. they won t be anyone other care. they won t be the classic medicaid, but it will be people in between who may receive a credit to have to come out of their pocket a little more for thstate to have to step up and put in the historic 50% to two medicaid expansion that they haven t done up until now. eric: do you think this ll satisfy the freedom caucus and concerns have ran paul? i m normally a pretty reliable vote and if we were
In the trial that got him the death penalty. but here, again, there s no basic question about his guilt. is the justice of the death penalty fundamentally about the goodness or badness of the person who is to be killed? is it about their guilt or innocence? or is it an intrinsic question about whether or not the governments that we build for ourselves are governments that should kill prisoners? to the extent that killing prisoners is one of the jobs we ask of state government employees, it s not an abstract thing. it is a physical job to be done. tools. is a job that requires set of tools to kill troy davis last night. thstate had its supply of sodium pentothal seized by the federal government earlier this year under suspicion that the state had imported it illegally from a fly by night drug distributor based out of the back of a driving school in west london. so instead of sodium pentothal, which the state used for decades to kill its prisoners, georgia has recently been using a drug